GREAT!!! I LOVE it!!
Celtic Thunder has to be my favorite celtic concert DVD ever! I especially like the variety in the voices of the five singers. You have Damian who brings youthful exuberance, Keith who has charm, Ryan who is mysterious, Paul who is sentimental, and George who has such a traditional celtic sound. I first saw this show on PBS and immediately ordered it as well as the cds. I have probably watched it a hundred times and still can't get enough of it. I do have a question though. Can anybody tell me what kind of earring Keith has and where could I get one?

Celtic Thunder: THE SHOW
WOW! Saw this on PBS one night without knowing who they were and loved it! It is an original show and one that should be shared with many! These young men's voices are simply amazing and to watch the audience enjoy each song was terrific...just had to have it! A delightful evening of entertainment so original and moving!

Magnificent, and that's not a strong enough word!!
I thought I'd gotten old and jaded. I've seen the Beatles live (Forest Hills Stadium, NYC 1964); and the whole gamut from Rick James to Hank, Jr. Video - or live - this is the best concert I've seen in my life. Five magnificent voices, five distinctive styles, carefully melded into a series of individual and group performances. A young teen (Damian McGinty) who will absolutely knock your socks off; Paul Byrom, a genuine Irish Tenor, who's doing his best work in a group format; Ryan Kelly, a young accountant who's living his dream with a killer voice; Keith Harkin a future solo superstar singer, guitarist, and composer who the whole world will hear from soon; and George Donaldson, a Scottish folk singer, who cannot be ignored by the Broadway stage. Phil Coulter and Sharon Brown have created a visually stunning project that grabs you for close to 2 hours and won't let go. Add the super work of whistle & pipe genius, Brendan Monaghan, top-flight guitarist Neil Byrne, bassist, Nigel Wheatley, and percussionists Rory McCarron and Audrey Bridgeman, and it's the greatest concert experience you can have. This ain't the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem singing Toora Loora Loora; it's a blend of Celtic and modern in a/v harmony.Don't miss the interviews. You'll meet 5 guys with their feet planted on the ground, especially Damian who says he has "a mommy and a daddy". What an endearing kid!! Attention family members: guess what your Christmas gift will be this year? One you'll remember and thank me for forever!! Buy this DVD!!!

The Slightly Negative First Impression Wore Off FAST!
The gaunt face and dark mood of the cover artwork do not match the bulk of the show at all. The first number also seemed an attempt to prove the show had some somber edge. The first listen-thru sounded vaguely anti-war. But the voices and the harmonies grew on me, as did their personalities. What sounded anti-war was actually anti-Irish-infighting and pro-Irish-unity. Great sound, interesting lyrics in spots. Now, the whole neighborhood is listening and watching and trying to get more copies and tickets to the live show!

Celtic Thunder the show
Celtic Thunder: The Show
Excellent. The harmony is fantastic the songs catchy. The individual voices are just dynamite. They are dynamite entertainers who put on a very entertaining show.